North P241SH10 Fixed Shade Lens Shade 10 Glass Green

Product Description

The NORTH P241SH10 is a fixed shade lens designed for use in welding helmets and face shields that accept standard rectangular lens inserts. Constructed from green-tinted glass, this lens filters arc flash and bright light at a Shade 10 rating, providing eye protection during welding and cutting operations. The horizontal mount orientation positions the lens correctly within compatible headgear frames. At 4-1/4 inches wide by 2 inches high, this is a direct replacement lens for tradespeople performing MIG, TIG, stick, or similar welding tasks requiring Shade 10 filtration.

This fixed shade lens is suited for professional welders, pipefitters, ironworkers, and maintenance technicians who perform regular arc welding. Fixed shade lenses are commonly used in applications where a consistent light level is expected and auto-darkening technology is not required. The Shade 10 rating is appropriate for medium-amperage arc welding processes. The green glass construction provides the standard optical quality expected in fixed-shade welding lens applications.

Key Features

• Shade 10 fixed filtration for medium-amperage arc welding protection
• Green glass construction for standard optical clarity and durability
• Horizontal mount orientation for correct frame alignment
• Window size of 4-1/4 inches wide by 2 inches high fits standard rectangular lens openings
• Single-piece glass fixed shade lens — no moving parts or battery required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement fixed shade lens for welding helmets and face shields that accept a 4-1/4 inch by 2 inch horizontal-mount rectangular glass lens insert.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by the welder or a safety equipment technician without specialized tools. Remove the retaining frame or cover plate from the helmet or shield before inserting the replacement lens, and ensure the lens seats fully and evenly before reinstalling the retainer. Handle glass lenses carefully to avoid chipping or cracking the edges, which can compromise optical integrity and eye protection. Inspect the lens for cracks or pitting regularly and replace immediately if damage is found.